Every day, at lunchtime on C8, William Leymergie and his team of columnists offer various tips or innovations to improve their daily lives. And Yoann Latouche, specialist in unusual discoveries, unearthed a rather ingenious, even ballsy utensil. Indeed, the young man presented a luminuex system intended to protect cyclists. It is initially two luminous balls supposed to look like a heart. But not for everyone. “I found much better than the yellow vest or the little light. It’s a small heart to hang on the saddle but as it’s hung upside down it looks like testicles“, said the columnist of “William at noon”, causing the hilarity of his colleagues. But William Leymergie remained very attentive and intrigued by the object. “But the problem is that you’re going to have a lot of people behind you who will think it’s an invitation!”, he joked. “I would put it on my cap, but it’s also good to put on the rear view mirror on the car“, he added with humor.
William Leymergie talks about his replacements in “Télématin”
If the companion of Sophie Davant seems to have found his place and his niche on C8, he does not forget his thirty years spent on France 2 at the controls of Télématin. Asked at the microphone of Europe 1 about his replacements Thomas Sotto and Julia Vignali, the host was extremely benevolent.
“Yes, I find it very good. Very very good. It proves that no one is indispensable“, he begins. “Young people are doing quite well. Then it’s difficult. They have the courage to take on a succession that was not easy to take so from that point of view I congratulate them, of course”, did he declare.
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